May 30, 2023

There are lots of Oliva Serie V cigars in U.S. retail humidors, but this isn’t one of them.

You may have not heard of Nsolo, but you probably have seen many of its creations.

The La Aroma de Cuba Connecticut uses a wrapper grown in Ecuador over Nicaraguan tobaccos grown by the García family. As with other La Aroma de Cubas, it is made at My Father Cigars S.A.

This version of the 11/18 size will only be sold at TAA stores.

Briant helped launch the organization 23 years ago.

Selected Tobacco S.A. is calling this a follow-up to the Alfonso Añejo, but with a “darker flavor profile.”